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Alice Rosenthal
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Sustainability Sunday – starting and ending with community
The Active Wellbeing Society (TAWS) has been visiting the Warehouse Café in Digbeth once a month for this year’s Sustainability Sunday programme. We’ve worked with...

Prime Minister sees the benefits of free bikes
There was a surprise visit for our team in Essex yesterday (18/10/2023) when the Prime Minister arrived to see the work being done by Essex...

Lorraine’s Story
Lorraine is taking on a massive challenge. Lorraine is 60 and lives in Basildon in Essex, she retired two years ago and now fills her...

Gold for Acock’s Green in Bloom!
Acocks’s Green has received a gold award from the Britain in Bloom campaign, and a garden that we’ve been working on played a part! The...

Recycling Week at the Share Shacks
This recycling week (October 16th-22nd) we’re remembering recycling doesn’t just mean putting the bins out once a fortnight, it could be giving new life to...

Active Communities Learning Festival
The Active Communities programme has been running for nearly six years across six of the most deprived areas in Birmingham and Solihull. It was funded...

Mason’s Story
My name is Mason and over the summer I was part of the Active Streets team. Due to this being my first job, I was...

CEO to speak at the Why Sports conference
The Active Wellbeing Society’s Chief Executive Karen Creavin will be in London tomorrow, speaking at the Why Sports – Improving Health and Increasing Activity conference...

Essex Pedal Power Re:Cycles
We’re delighted that our team in Essex have been able to launch a scheme – similar to the Big Bike Upcycle Revolution – distributing recycled...

Can you help feed Birmingham?
There has been a welcome move in recent years to combat food waste, and to make sure any leftovers go to feed bellies, not bins....